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I periodically get told by my Product Manager that I’m thinking with my managerial hat on, again. I joined a company as lead [software] engineer because I pre
by yieldcrv 1y ago
I periodically get told by my Product Manager that I’m thinking with my managerial hat on, again.
I joined a company as lead [software] engineer because I prefer that track while I have experience in management and C-Suite. dumb product and marketing decisions impact some engineering work, and I know the solutions for
I mostly avoid saying anything except when solving those things is the answer to the goals the PM keeps asking me about. When I do say things I’m told not to.
Enjoy your proverbial 90 degree turns!
- bluefirebrand 1y agoI have this problem two, in both directions! When I don't bring things up, I wind up sitting in a tedious and insulting retrospective meeting about "what went wrong" When I do bring things up I get told "don't worry too much about that, that's the PMs job and they have it all figured out"
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- pkaye 1y agoThat is why I build a "paper trail" via email or chat when I predict things might go wrong and managers still insist to doing things.